How’s That Again About Your Job, Your Eminence?
The latest changes to the former Holy Office make it unrecognizable as a defender of Catholic doctrine.
Targeting Target
It would be instructive to look at the current LGBTQ+ controversies in the light of the famous Scopes Trial.
Say It Ain’t So, Joe
As allegations of bribery, influence peddling, corruption, and money laundering swirl around President Joe Biden, the country’s moral credibility takes a massive hit.
Catholic Economics for the 21st Century
Distributism often has poor economic reasoning behind it, but it also posits important points about the role of economies in a just society.
Time to Hop on the Trump Train
If they want to win, Republican donors need to ditch the bandwagons and support Trump.
Pornocracy II: Electric Boogaloo
Pope Francis appears intent in his attempt to divide the loyalties of the Faithful between himself and Pope Benedict XVI, as Stephen VI did with his post-mortem trial of Pope Formosus.
What’s Missing From the Synod
The Gospel has nothing to say about enabling, but it says much about sacrifice. The upcoming Synod needs to remember that.
When Catholic Universities Actively Assist in Sin
The University of San Diego, while claiming to be Catholic, provides resources to help student “transition,” as well as obtain abortions, sterilizations, and vasectomies.
Renaissance Jazz: Grooving in Style
Improvisation is one of Jazz’s distinctive features. One of the more recently recovered practices of Renaissance music, however, is also improvisation.
Ohio Amendment Seeks to Guarantee “Right” to Twin Evils of Abortion and Mutilation
Cultural acceptance of abortion naturally leads to transgenderism, which asserts that a person’s body can be disconnected from his or her identity.
Get Out of the Cave and Enter the Real World
If we could sum up the problem with the so-called modern age, it would be that we suffer from a break with reality.
NFP: Not For Planning
NFP is a valuable tool, especially for those seeking medical help, but not one for general use in orchestrating family size and structure.
We Become the Symbol
Wedding “unity” ceremonies, while well-intentioned, often replace sustenance with ritual and sentimentality.
Toward a Liberal Traditionalism
“Active participation” in the liturgy has caused endless controversy in the West. Perhaps it’s time to look to the Christian East for a way forward.
You Have a Fast Car
The fast car stands for breaking away, breaking free. We’ve been there, burdened down by responsibilities, struggling paycheck to paycheck, living in a poor part of town, looking for a better life—will things ever get better?
Men: Do You Want to Be Part of the Church Impotent or the Church Militant?
What we need is a men’s group for men who don’t like men’s groups.
That Dangerous Catholic Court
The six Catholics on the Supreme Court are causing crazed and anti-Catholic responses from the Chattering Classes.
The Moral Cowardice of Ignoring Trans Adults
If we accept that mutilation is unhealthy and harmful—shouldn’t we be willing to say so, even if it’s an adult receiving it?
The Christian Imperative for Community
In the midst of today’s darkness, Christians must find community, for without it, no Christian will be able to stand against the tide.
Brendan Had Three Babies
A boy with Down Syndrome and leukemia who died at the age of 16 has left an amazing legacy.
